The book introduces the reader to the most important themes of the culture of Russian emigration in Berlin and introduces the main problems that worried Russians abroad. It presents fragments of memories (many of them have not previously been published in our country) about life in Berlin in the first half of the 20s. Russian refugees and Soviet subjects, testimonies of contemporaries and biographers about Russian publishing houses, scientific and pedagogical activities, theatrical life, and the activities of Russian writers.
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Russian Berlin / Ed. Sorokina V.V. – M.: Moscow University Publishing House, 2003. – 368 p.
The book introduces the reader to the most important themes of the culture of Russian emigration in Berlin and introduces the main problems that worried Russians abroad. It presents fragments of memories (many of them have not previously been published in our country) about life in Berlin in the first half of the 20s. Russian refugees and Soviet subjects, testimonies of contemporaries and biographers about Russian publishing houses, scientific and pedagogical activities, theatrical life, and the activities of Russian writers.
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Russian Berlin / Ed. Sorokina V.V. – M.: Moscow University Publishing House, 2003. – 368 p.
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